Category Archives: Bankruptcy

UPDATE – Senvion initiates self-administered insolvency proceedings – Renewables Now

April 9 (Renewables Now) – German wind turbine maker Senvion SA (ETR:SEN) is officially entering preliminary self-administered insolvency proceedings as refinancing talks have so far provenunsuccessful. The company announced on Tuesday that Senvion GmbH has filed for self-administration proceedings to safeguard the transformation programme it launched in January. The proceedings also relate to subsidiary Senvion…

UPDATE – Senvion initiates self-administered insolvency proceedings – Renewables Now

April 9 (Renewables Now) – German wind turbine maker Senvion SA (ETR:SEN) is officially entering preliminary self-administered insolvency proceedings as refinancing talks have so far provenunsuccessful. The company announced on Tuesday that Senvion GmbH has filed for self-administration proceedings to safeguard the transformation programme it launched in January. The proceedings also relate to subsidiary Senvion…

German wind turbine maker Senvion files for insolvency – Reuters

FRANKFURT (Reuters) – A German court on Tuesday approved an application for insolvency from wind turbine manufacturer Senvion, although the company said it was also continuing to look at new funding options and various potential investors had shown interest. The Hamburg-based company, which has more than a billion euros of debt, said it had applied…

UPDATE 1-German wind turbine maker Senvion files for insolvency – Reuters

(Adds details) FRANKFURT, April 9 (Reuters) – Indebted German wind turbine manufacturer Senvion said on Tuesday it was filing for insolvency but was also continuing to look at new funding options and various potential investors had shown interest. The Hamburg-based company, which has more than a billion euros of debt, said it had applied for…

A short-lived win for Ericsson in RCom case? | Article – Asia Times

In a new twist to the Reliance Communication (RCom) bankruptcy case, an appellate tribunal has said if insolvency proceedings are revived against the beleaguered telco firm, then Ericsson will have to pay back a large settlement amount it has received earlier. This observation was made by a two-judge bench, headed by Justice SJ Mukhopadhaya, of…

IEC dismisses all objections against party candidates, bar one – Citizen

In a press briefing on Tuesday, the Independent Electoral Commission of SA (IEC) announced they had dismissed nearly all the objections they had received against the candidates nominated by political parties contesting this years elections. Only one objection was upheld, which came from the PAC against its own candidate,Alton Mphethi, due to a criminal conviction,…

From Hill to Hill: Brexit, the travel ban, and Michael Scott – UT Daily Beacon

Im an American college student in my twenties, which means three things for certain. One: I am helplessly addicted to my phone. Two: I am embarrassingly bad at writing in cursive. Three: I have watched entirely too much of The Office. The Office is a great show, and like many other sitcoms, it has a…

IEC dismisses publics objections against BLFs Mngxitama and Maasdorp – Citizen

In a notice released late on Monday, the Independent Electoral Commission of SA (IEC) announced its decision to dismiss all objections raised against the right of Black First Land First leader Andile Mngxitama and party spokesperson Lindsay Maasdorp to become MPs. Both have courted controversy on numerous occasions for racially divisive rhetoric in service of…

Ontario women see rising risk of insolvency – Wealth Professional

The most recent bankruptcy study from personal insolvency firm Hoyes, Michalos & Associates revealed an outsized risk of insolvency among millennials in Ontario. As if that news werent concerning enough, the report also points to a significant risk within another important group. We continue to see a rise in women filing insolvency. As of 2018,…

Corrective to April 3 story on QuadrigaCX insolvency proceedings – The Province

HALIFAX In an April 3 story about the QuadrigaCX insolvency process, The Canadian Press incorrectly stated that if the company was transitioned to the bankruptcy process, creditors would be allowed to file lawsuits against the company and its affiliates. Though a court-ordered stay of proceedings would be lifted, that move would only be temporary, and…